And the character map has been around quite a long time, at least
since windows 98SE.
--Tom
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On 9/1/2022 19:43, MAX wrote:
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Interesting.?
I counted 159 pages of characters.? There seems to be
anything that I could imagine and quite a few I couldn¡¯t.
?
73
(Regards).
?
Max
K 4 O D S.
?
I've
Never Lost the Wonder.
?
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Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2022 10:29 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Test Equipment Design &
Construction] Cal Lab Magazine - International Journal of
Metrology
?
While it is not
beneath me to castigate Mr. Gates and his pox called Windows,
there is one redeeming quality they do not discuss openly, or
at least do not
seem to publicize all that frequently.
In Windows 10, where you click on the 'Start' menu, to the
right of the menu
icon, you should see, "Type here to search'. In that space
enter the text
string, "charmap".? You can press the "Enter" key or left
click the displayed
app "Character Map".
A popup screen will appear with an abundance of symbols.
Scroll through
until you find the symbol of interest. Symbols such as ?, ?,
?, ?, ¦¤, ¦Ì? can
be selected, copied and then pasted into pretty much any
Windows app
which allows user input.
